There is a threshold of complexity at which point model two becomes much
easier to manage. If you have not crossed that threshold, consider yourself
lucky.
Rob
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> Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 7:26 PM
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> Subject: Re: Why Model 2?
>
>
> Vaughn, (or is your first name Wine??)
>
> I can't agree with you more. WHY would anyone want to write 2
> pages/servlets to do the job of one? Its hard enough keeping code in
> synch when doing multi-tier stuff, so having 4 'layers' (JSP+Servlets/
> BEANS/CORBA/DB) just seams like a waste of time to me.
>
> In ASP, you have very little choice but to write all your code in
> VBScript/JScript, as writing an ActiveX in VB/Delphi (C++ is a joke
> for rapid dev) is, well, silly, 'cos you have to restart the server
> every
> time!!! With JSP, its so easy to write beans to do all the dirty work,
> and leave the presentation up to the JSP. Model 2 just seams a very
> round-about way to do it.
>
> But thats just IMO, naturally :) Each to their own.
>
> Nic.
>
>
> Wine Vaughn wrote:
> >
> > I've been monitoring this list server for several weeks now, and several
> > people have commented that they like using Model 2. (There are two JSP
> > approaches mentioned in JSP spec 0.92. They are refereed to as
> Model 1 and
> > Model 2.)
> >
> > Why? What advantages does Model 2 have over Model 1?
> >
> > I've used Model 1 in several scenarios, and I cannot see what advantage
> > Model 2 would provide. The only thing that comes to mind is Model 2
> > separates the logic a little bit more. However, I prefer to
> have the bean
> > do the processing with processRequest, instead of dividing the
> work between
> > a servlet and bean....
> >
> > Comments?
> >
> > Vaughn Wine
> >
> >
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